Ford Didn't Know What To Call Weed & His Staff Couldn't Help But Laugh (VIDEO)

"Whatever the heck they call it nowadays." 😂
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If you're looking for the funniest thing to come out of Ontario's press briefings this week, look no further: it's Doug Ford talking about weed.

Discussing on Friday, August 14 how he doesn't agree with ticketing people for drinking casually in parks right now, the Premier made the comparison to the fact that people are allowed to smoke weed in public.

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A joint, a doobie, a reefer, whatever the heck they call it nowadays.


Doug Ford

Asking "who cares" about people enjoying a quiet beer, Ford said: "I wouldn't want my kids walking by with a bunch of guys smoking cannabis or marijuana."

Five terms for the drug in one spiel? That's pretty impressive, even if "doobie" and "reefer" were a bit of a throwback. Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Minister Lisa MacLeod could hardly contain their laughter in the background.

All it needs now is the autotune treatment. We're waiting, Ontario!

For what it's worth, regarding Ford's stance on weed, the Premier pledged back in January that Ontario would lead Canada in introducing legal pot shops.

He added that the province would do "everything we can to help the cannabis industry."

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